yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Here's an adhoc capable wpa_supplicant that works with both this rom and vanilla.

Using Root Explorer:

rename /system/bin/wpa_supplicant to wpa_supplicant.save

copy in this new version (unzipped)

stop and restart wifi

I pulled this from NexusHD2-Gingerbread_V2.5_NAND__Android-2.3.3__update.zip
[G Tablet Android Development] drizzt5:
Well, now that I tried to reflash this rom I can not manage to get it on my tab.

I've tried the wiping data and all that stuff more then a few times. Did not work.

I have Clemsyn's gingerbread 9 kernal installed now. Tried it again. Can't get the rom installed.

I keep getting the line 4 error.

It is a shame because the comments indicate that there has been some improvement.

Anyone else having this problem?
[G Tablet Android Development] jasons219:
You guys are awesome

Ask and yee shall receive

Sorry if I came across as complaining, that wasn't my intent. Thank you all for your help.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I posted the SDcard fix in the OP. Just flash through recovery.
[G Tablet Android Development] firewater2003:
flashed the zip. and get error
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Whats the error? Is anyone else getting an error?
[G Tablet Android Development] msierra519:
i get an error too..i didnt catch the message tho..but it said aborted
[G Tablet Android Development] pitamakan:
There's a flashable zip file over in the Unofficial CM7 Nightly thread that does the same thing ... and that one worked for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
You guys can unzip the file and push it to the system/etc folder until I have time to look at the zip
[G Tablet Android Development] sanvara:
I agree. Adhoc tether is a must.

Thanks for the supplicant fix.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12780625&postcount=266
[G Tablet Android Development] Jesse6749:
I tried flashing the latest v2.2 rom and I keep getting the following error:

E:Can't. symlink /system/bin/sh

E:Failiure at line 3:

Symlink ash SYSTEM:bin/sh

Installation aborted.

This was after doing a full wipe 5 times before flashing the rom. I also re donwloded the file 3 times just to be sure I did not get a courrupted file, but with the same result.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
I had the same (or at least very similar) problem and it was a corrupted zip. Try loading th zip file onto your pc and extracting it just to test that it is all working.

If that fails, just do an nvflash with stock, reinstall CWM recovery, and try again. Great thing about the gTab, you can always just start over.
[G Tablet Android Development] msierra519:
That's what I get
[G Tablet Android Development] chadness:
When I got that same error, it worked fine if I did a format of /system and /data, then did the wipes, then installed the ROM and gapps, and then did the wipes again.
[G Tablet Android Development] qipengart:
Thanks for this advice when I got this error and flashing it right now as we speak. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Is it anyway to port the keyboard from Vegan Gingerbread RC1 to this?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'll look into it
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Thank you sir.
[G Tablet Android Development] astevens54:
Are there any screenshots of the OS?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Soon........
[G Tablet Android Development] RiffyDivine:
Anyone got the SD card thing working?
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Which part?
[G Tablet Android Development] RiffyDivine:
Got a link?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I think I'll just post the link that I have with the SDCARD fix. I was waiting because I wanted to fix DDMS. I'll update the OP in a bit.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Ok. I posted the update in the OP. Its a small update. Mothing major just yet.
[G Tablet Android Development] docsparks:
holllllaaaa - finally got around to flshing my tab.. only took 2 days and a visit to mirc : embarrassed: seriously instructions here on this place.. rubbish

anyway, cant wait to jump in, will throw out some helpful info for others later , im sure.

keep it up tj! you rock
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Thanks. Let me know how it like it.

I updated the links cause mediafires site seems to be down.
[G Tablet Android Development] theheathen:
I really like your ROM!

Is there anyway to fix the camera mirroring problem and the Gsensor axis? Other then no vid drivers for GB, that are my only gripes. Great Work!
[G Tablet Android Development] merkmal:
Can you post a couple of mirrored links? The 4shared link is stating the server download limit has been reached. I was hoping to flash this and give it a try but I can't get the file. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] ozzynyc:
I second that...Need the mirror please! Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Yes I'll reupload it in a bit(at work right now)

Thanks. I working on fixing those two things for the next release.
[G Tablet Android Development] smakcc:
The home button no longer works. Any fix as yet?
[G Tablet Android Development] docsparks:
alert!

arghh, link isnt working right now.

I mean, after the 90 seconds, and download link is available, it no go.
[G Tablet Android Development] seany187:
Does this have Nvidia Driver hardware acceleration? As in can play 1080p videos because I have Vegan Gingerbread and can't even play 480p video's without lag.. BOoo!
[G Tablet Android Development] me_is_rushin:
Link isn't working for me. Anyone have a mirror?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'm going to fix the link in a bit.
[G Tablet Android Development] pagantek:
I use VEGAn 5.1.1 for the mouse support and I'm ready to upgrade to GB, but no GB has video acceleration drivers yet. I'm a video junky (can't live without my Doctor Who) I'm ready for them as well, but I'm sure that as soon as nvidia drivers are released there will be massive updates to all GB roms with huge wording "Now including Nvidia video hardware acceleration drivers!" in a size five in bright red :)
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Alternate links are up
[G Tablet Android Development] sweethip:
bump to this...
[G Tablet Android Development] seany187:
HAHA, thanks for that :-)
[G Tablet Android Development] jhcomputerguy:
Is there any fix for the G-Sensor in games??
[G Tablet Android Development] asilentcivilian:
Probaby a stupid question but any fix for the keyboard dictionary suggestions? Thanks in advance!
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Please install Ginger keyboard from the market and use that keyboard instead of the built in.

I am using beta thumb keyboard and I really love that.

You know how to toggle keyboard in settings and then select by pressing down where you type like draft email or URL.
[G Tablet Android Development] asilentcivilian:
Thanks for the reply. I did try that bur i kept getting FC's left and right after i enabled and

Switched to it. Ill try it one more time and post back. Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] asilentcivilian:
Keyboard from market worked this time around. Anyone getting a force close when going to battery use under settings?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Yes. Its because I removed the TelephonyProvider.apk. I'm working a fix for it
[G Tablet Android Development] asilentcivilian:
Thank you sir
[G Tablet Android Development] firewater2003:
Pershoot kernel

It is compatible to flash latest Pershoot Kernel in this rom?

thanks...
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Yes. Works really well.
[G Tablet Android Development] firewater2003:
yeah, I noticed works flawlessly
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
OK I hope I'm not missing something obvious here but I've tried to flash this and several other custom ROMS without any luck.

I've installed CWR on the unit without issue but none of the custom roms seem to work for me.

Software version was 1.1-3316 so I rooted and installed CWR without issue.

When I flash any custom rom it seems to go successfully but when the unit reboots, I just get the Viewsonic screen and it sits there and does nothing for as long as I can wait. I do make sure to wipe data/cash/system, etc. before installing ROM.

Going back into CWR I can re-flash any of the original factory roms without any problem and boot right up. (though after every successful CWR rom install and successful reboot, I have to reinstall CWR because on the next attempt to use it, I get the triangle with the ! inside)

I tried the fix in this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1036956

But that didn't seem to help either. Did I miss a step somewhere regarting the installation of custom ROMS? I'm not completely happy with the Viewsonic ones and have done this dozens of times on my android phone without issue.

If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be open to hearing them! I'd love to make this thing work like it's supposed to.

*UPDATE* OK I've figured out that I need to install the nvflash but not real sure how that works in regard to creating the correct partition?

The closest thing I can find to a fix is this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1041173

But it still doesn't explain what I need to do. Any help?

-maj
[G Tablet Android Development] firewater2003:
what you do is:

1. NVFLASH your tab.

2. Update it (it pop out automatic) over OTA

3. Install CWM (internal zip) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=865245

and flash it.

3. Install your desired rom. This is only for base 1.1 roms

Hope this will help.

do it without doing partition, sometime partitioning makes confused (if ur newbie)
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
OK here's the latest update of what I did PRIOR to reading your response:

1) Restored to Original out of box image using SDCard method. (Did NOT update)

2) Installed and flashed CWM

3) Created Partition with CWM

4) Cleared all Caches, files, etc.

5) Ran the NVFLASH_gtablet_46_2010112600 bat. file.

After the NVFLASH, unit rebooted itself back to the OS and seemed to work fine. So I powered off to go back into CWM and try and install the ROM again however once the unit powered off, it never powered back on ever again.

I let it sit for a while, tried every button combination, etc. Battery charged fine but it would not come back on so I was forced to take it back to Office Depot and exchange it for another one.

By no means am I a n00b at this, just with this particular process, so I'm a little confused because everyone keeps saying 'run nvflash' but no one is saying what it is I'm supposed to be doing with NVflash. I've been searching all over the forums for the answer and it's the same everywhere I look.

Perhaps I should be asking what exactly it is I'm NVFLASHING? Is it the nvflash_gtablet_2010110500.zip image file or something else? A command line to prep the internal memory for the Gingerbread os? What the heck is it?

Can someone point me in the right direction?

-maj
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
You have to reinstall Clockwork after you NVFlash
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
Again I have to ask what SPECIFICALLY it is I'm supposed to NVFlashing?? Most of the work and rom installation is done through CWR so what am I NVFlashing?

-Maj
[G Tablet Android Development] pitamakan:
The nvflash process outlined in these forums is basically just an escape hatch, designed to restore the gTab to (more or less) its as-delivered condition. You don't need to routinely do it -- only use it if you have a major problem with another ROM installation, and then follow the nvflash routine (including filenames) that's explicitly described in the instruction thread for the process.

Performing the nvflash process will remove the mods you've previously applied to the gTab, and replace everything with stock. So its the first step in a fix, not the last. Once the nvflash is successfully accomplished, you'll need to redo your other mods from scratch, beginning with the CM install.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Its like Pitamakan said. NVFlash is a method of restoring your tablet back to its original out-of-the-box state(for the most part). Once you finish the process, You need to install Clockwork and redo any other modification(s) you previously had. I speaking from experience because I did something stupid and bricked my tablet a few days ago when I was testing my next release and had to use NVFlash to retore my tablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] bschrib:
Also you can just grab the cwm.img file from inside the cwm zip then replace (just rename) the part9.img in nvflash...this way you don't have to reload cwm after nvflashing and can go straight to the good stuff
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
Thanks for the replies, I appreciate the responses! Now if I may attempt to clarify what you're telling me...

NVFLASH is just another flashing utility to install roms, similar to CWR,

which I probably could have used to unbrick my unit after it would not power on. (The device was still detected when I plugged the USB cable in)

So when everyone says to NVFlash first, that's just to install the 'nvflash_gtablet2010110500.zip' image, which is an orignial factory image? And after that I should be able to install a Gingerbread based rom without it crashing at the Viewsonic screen?

What if I still have the original factory image on my unit? I've not done any updates or installed any mods or apps at all. No CWR, no root.

Do I need to do anything special? Should I still run the NVFLASH?

Sorry for all the Q's, I've done this a million times on my Samsung Captivate but this unit is a little trickier.

-Maj
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
You don't use NVFlash to flash Roms. It is soley used to retore your tablet back to its original state. You will still need to install Clockwork to install any custom Rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
So if I'm wanting to flash the Harmony Gingerbread 2.3.3 rom to my factory default, out of the box unit, then I don't need to run NVFLASH as I've not modded anything yet. Is that correct?

-maj
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
No you don't need to the NVFlash process. You do need to install Clockwork to install the Rom
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
OK I just did this and now the unit is sitting at the Viewsonic See the Difference screen for about 15 mins, just like before.

All I did this time:

Removed unit from box and powered on.

Installed CWR using SD method.

Booted to CWR and cleared all caches

Installed G-Harmony-G 2.3.3 rom and rebooted.

So what am I missing here?

I realize ths seems lame but I appear to be missing something in this process.

-Maj

**UPDATE**

OK since the unit wouldn't boot, I went ahead and NVFlashed the original ROM image, then CWR, then the G-Image and it worked this time.

Thank you for all your help!!

One thing I did find funny was that once I got into the unit, one of the default settings is to block non market apps. Silly. I assume this ROM is rooted? haha j/k
[G Tablet Android Development] thebadfrog:
If you flash a gingerbread rom and it wont boot past the birds then you MUST nvflash to fix the internal partitioning order
[G Tablet Android Development] Majestyk:
Well I got the rom installed and it seems to run good for the most part. Root Explorer won't run and I have to force close when I launch it. That's kinda weird since I had it installed on the previous unit. (Not this ROM though)

Also, unit does not show my add-in SD card when I turn on USB storage. Only shows the internal SD.

I had one crash when plugging in the USB cable to access Storage but it's worked since then.

Sirius Satellite app logs in but won't connect.

Haven't run into anything else yet. I'll post if I find more.

I do appreciate everyone's help with this. This unit is so much better with a useful ROM on it. The Viewsonic one really leaves a LOT to the imagination.

-Maj
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
To fix the sdcard, just go to Storage under Settings and select unmount. Then mount the sdcard again and It will read the external card.
[G Tablet Android Development] ttlycnfuzd:
Not entirely true - its a mixed bag as to who actually has to NVFlash and who doens't. Keep in mind that a lot of units shipped had an incorrect partition order, which does not allow GB roms to function properly. Even that varies from just "losing the birds" to not booting all together. As a general rule of thumb, if you try a GB rom and it does not boot, you might have to NVFlash (assuming that you followed the Dev's instructions perfectly).

Keep that in mind for all the new tabs that have yet to use any GB based rom... :)
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Thanks. Maj follow what they said. I was speaking more from personal experience. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
roguecat54 just scored 5977 @1.7Mhz on Antutu Benchmark. http://www.antutu.com/software.php. Nice:)
[G Tablet Android Development] roguecat54:
Made it

Well, I finally posted enough to be able to post here.

Wanted to let everyone know that this ROM is awesome. I have been using it since it came out. I have modified it by using Clemsyn's kernel to overclock. Now, I live on the edge, so I asked for Clemsyn's sacred kernel and he was kind enough to let me try it. So, with these two wonderful developers help, I have achieved a milestone for the G-Tab.

I was able to go above 6000 at this website, with their benchmark.

http://www.antutu.com/software.php
[G Tablet Android Development] Sypher006:
hi, i tried installing this but i get stuck on the android screen and i have used nvflash for a new and different rom install and i still see the same android screen. how do i remove it?
[G Tablet Android Development] Jerome.Ramos:
Tutorial

Hello...would it be possible to teach me how to do this overclocking? I am a noob so you have to walk me through step by step...thanks Jerome
[G Tablet Android Development] fox12345:
Why???????

When I move or put any media(vedio.pictures,music) in sdcard 2 .it disappeared or erased ???

Anybody experience that .thanks in advanced.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Try going into Settings and then into Storage. Unmount the SD card and remount it. You stuff should show up then.
[G Tablet Android Development] JohnnyInBriz:
Installed this on my Zpad with latest pershoot OC GB kernel but touch screen doesn't work. If I clear dalvick cache in CWM it works until I next reboot. Any ideas?

Edit: after backing up with CWM, restoring a Big Ideas rom and then restoring G-Harmony all is ok.
[G Tablet Android Development] Swoleone:
how to rotate screen a full 180

Hey tj i love the rom but for the life of me i cant get it to rotate 180. I like watching movies with sceen flipped because the viewing angle is better but when i set this rom to auto rotate and persistant off. It only rotate 90 degrees left and right but not 180. Any help
[G Tablet Android Development] LTLFTCer:
Check settings in menu-preferences maybe?
[G Tablet Android Development] luis250:
how to add market??

How

:(:(

Any procedure
[G Tablet Android Development] TMYINC:
You have to flash Gapps after you flash the rom in recovery.
[G Tablet Android Development] LTLFTCer:
Love this ROM. Very smooth and visually appealing.

QUestion though, I lost root somehow, and can't get anything to load off the SD, CWM or anything off the boot. Even tried Z4root and UAroot. Any help there, or do I need to go back to stock, and start over?
[G Tablet Android Development] astevens54:
How's the video with this ROM? Is it smooth or does it stutter? Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Updated finally. Check the OP for changes
[G Tablet Android Development] g1no23:
Awesome, I have been itching to give this ROM a shot. Going to try it out after class.

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] PeteSeiler2010:
GAH! I have to wait until I get home from work!...I can't wait to try it out!
[G Tablet Android Development] fp99:
Thanks for the update...gotta get home and try it out.
[G Tablet Android Development] g1no23:
Very smooth ROM. I was able to get Youtube to work smoothly under Dolphin HD and Flash 10.3 up to 480p. It started to choke at 720p though. The Youtube app was pretty choppy as well but the overall ROM is super smooth. THANKS!
[G Tablet Android Development] rafsi:
Downloading....
[G Tablet Android Development] burry786:
Could you please upload another link

Because the current link doesn't seem to be working
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
There are two links. Neither work?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Thanks

Let me know how it goes
[G Tablet Android Development] niioto:
The link is working now. Thanks tjohnsonjr

Thanks for the ROM and your hard work.
[G Tablet Android Development] solrac21:
This is an awesome ROM. I am currently using this with gojimi's VTL.Launcher 1.6.2 and i couldn't be happier.
[G Tablet Android Development] pitamakan:
I'm loving this so far ... many thanks! And yep, it's perfect with VTL Launcher. :)

One suggestion/request for the next edition: I'd love to have the option of adding the search and notification bar soft buttons, as well. A slightly wider spacing between all the soft buttons would be also be appreciated, given my inexact fingers.
[G Tablet Android Development] asilentcivilian:
For some odd reason after I flash this I can connect to my network but not get to any website. If I flash then immediately flash gapps, I can't connect to network at all. I've done full wipes. Only thing left is nvflash. Beyond me
[G Tablet Android Development] bkimbler:
For the life of me I can't get Gapps to work. I have gone through this thread and looked at the discussions on how to get it to work. Does anyone have DETAILED steps on how to install Gapps? I really only want market so if there is another way to do that Im game.

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] pitamakan:
I've flashed this ROM a couple of times and had no problems with gapps, at all. The only advice I can give is to be sure to flash gapps IMMEDIATELY after flashing the ROM itself ... before exiting Clockwork mod or rebooting.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Are you flashing the zip through recovery?
[G Tablet Android Development] bkimbler:
I did flash the same time I did the rom. Is there a special setting or process for recovery? new to the gtab...sorry...:)
[G Tablet Android Development] asilentcivilian:
got everything working on mine. Must have been the order I was flashing.
[G Tablet Android Development] Scuter:
xda app crashing

Does anyone get force close on the XDA APP? I get on the G tablet regardless if I use the Vgan7 or this rom

BTW, this rom is good. Video is good but no improvments on the hdmi dock. still plays movies heavily pixelated.
[G Tablet Android Development] ascrackoo1:
Home button not working

Physical Home Button is not working, softone does, but it's so small hard to press without hitting th menu softbutton.

Is there a fix for it?
[G Tablet Android Development] nitefallz:
/woops, wrong thread
[G Tablet Android Development] ls430cw:
Any chance of getting Netflix working on this ROM? I have tried all the fixes and none work. Also, video is a bit jittery, any fix for it?

Thanks for the great work!
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'm working on Netflix
[G Tablet Android Development] rcjpth:
Hi all,

With this ROM, is your tablet able to register correctly with Market? Register correctly as I meant that you can browse the market from your computer and select the app and install,, your tablet will be then later receive the package pushed directly from Market and install by itself

Thx,

rcjpth
[G Tablet Android Development] :
Sorry for jumping on late. From searching on here it seems the camera is working? I'm running CM7 and pershoot's latest, and was wondering how you figured out the camera problem if it is indeed working.
[G Tablet Android Development] Rotary Parts:
Great rom Mate how can i uninstall titanium backup? and were can i get wallpaper want to put it on my phone!
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Try uninstalling TB through the market. Which wallpaper did you want?
[G Tablet Android Development] Rotary Parts:
The one that looks like nexus one with android in back ground
[G Tablet Android Development] Rotary Parts:
Ok this didn't work wants me to update but won't let me uninstall